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o

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figure; anJ fineem h

tri~n¡;le

is equal tOthe proJu.'\ of

1r.1If the ble into the perpen,lico!.If, it is evideot that the

fum of alt the

tfI.o~l<s tu~ethcr,

th"t is the polygoo, is

cqu.1 to the

produ~t

of

h.lf

the fumof the b,&s (th"t

i,

the half uf Ihe circ\llllfmnce of Ihe polygon) iotu Ihe

COmntoo perpeodic\lLIf heighl of Ihe triaoglcsdrawo from

the ceolre C

lO

ooe of Ihe liJes ; for ex,mple, lO

All.

PR O P O S I T I ON XXX II!.

Fl c. 16.

n,

arta of aei,elcir f o"nd hy mll/lip" .

i7lg

Ih, hal!

of

li" puipbuy inlo Ih, ,adiuJ or Ih,

;'01[

of

Ih, ,adiuJ inloIh, peripbay

-fol a cirele is001d,f–

[ereol fromaoordioale or regular polygon of ao iolioue

number of fides, and ,he commoo heighl of Ihe Iri.ogles

iOlo whieh Ihe polygoo or cirele may be fuppored lO be

dividcd is Ihe radius of Ihe cirele.

Were il wonh while, il were cafy lOdemoollrale

ac–

curalely Ihis propofilioo, by meaos of lhe iofcribe" Qod

circum/Cribed figures, as is dooe io Ihe ¡th prop. of Ihe

u eatire of ¡\rchimedes coocerniog Ihe dimeofioos of lhe

, irele.

CORO LL .4 Rr.

Heoce alroil "l'pears, Ihat Ihe ,reaof Ihefeaor ABCD

ia produced by OIultiplying Ihe half of Ihe

are

inlo Ihe

n dius, and likewife lhat Ihe arca of the fegOleot of lhe

(irele ADC is found by fubtra8ing Irom Ihe

area

of Ihe

fe80r Ihe area of Ihe Iriangle ABC.

PR O P O S [ T [ O N XXXIV.

Flc. 17.

r he eirele

iJ

111h, [qua"

of

Ih, diam'ler,

ar 11

lo

14

morlj.- For

if Ihe diameler AB be fuppo·

f~d

10

be 7, Ihe circumfereoee AHBK u'ill be . Imoll 22

(by Ihe nd prop. of Ihis pan), aod the area of Ihe

fquar~

DC wiIJ be 49; and, by Ihe preeeding. prop, Ihe

arca of Ihe tirde will be

38~ :

therefore Ihe lr¡uare DC

will be 10 Ihe iofcribed cirele as

49

lO 38}, or as 98 lO

77,

Ihal is, as 14 lOI

J.

~

E. D.

If grcater exa/ln, fs is required, you m, y procred 10

any degree of aceuraey: for Ihe fq uare DC is lOIhe io–

fclibed cirele,

as

110 l-t

+

+-

~

+

~

-,'r

+

T'T'

'6e. in infinil.!».

.. This feries will be of 00 ferviee for compuling Ihe

.. area of Ihe eirele aecurately, wilhoUI fome funh er ar–

.. lifiee, becaufe il cenverges at 100 1I0w a rale.

1

he

.. area of the eirele will be fóuod exa81y enough for

.. mofl purpores, by multiplying Ihe fqum of Ihe dia·

" meler by 7354, .nd dil iJing by 10,000, or cUlllng

.. off four deeim.1plaees from Ihe proJu<'\; for Ihe arca

.. of the eirele is In Ihe eircumfcllbed fquare nearly as

.. 7854 lO10.000."

P RO P O S I T ION XXXV.

Flc. 18.

r ofind Ih, are.

of

a given ,I/ipft

- Lel

ABCO bc an e,l hpfe, whoíe grealer diameler is BD, aod

Ihe leffer AC, b,fe,9ing Ihe grealer

perpendi~ularly

in E.

Let a mean proponion.1li F be found (by I31h 6 Eucl. )

belweeo AC aod BO, aod (by Ihe 33d of Ihis) fina

the arca of the eirde dcCc" bed on Ihe diammr HF.

'fhis area is rqn,d lO the arta of Ihe , IIipli: AI;CD.

Fol' becacfe, as I:D

10

AC, fo Ihe fq u.trC uf BD

tu

Iho

fquare 01 HF, (by

2.

eor 20lh

6.

EneJ.): bUI (hy Ihe

cd 12. Euel .) ,s Ihe fq uare of \l D

10

Ihe f'lu,,,, of HF,

,fo is Ihe cirele of Ihe diarneter !J D 10 Ihe eirele of Ihe

,i!iamerer

H

f : Iherefore as

Jj

O

lO

A

C, fo is Ihe ei,

el,

of

f.

T

Y.

Ihe di.lmem

li D

tO Ihe cirele of the di'r.1eler

HF. And

(by lhe 51h plOp.

,l

AlclIlme.dlS of f"he,o,ds)

as

the

g ..

wer J",n,cter

/l D

10 Ihe lene, AC, lo

I!

the cirele of

Ihe di "nel<f

1:0

_10 the ell'pf. ABClJ. Cnnfequently

(by the 11th

5.

Eucl. ) Ihe

wel.

of Ihe diarnel<f

BD

will have Ihe lame proponion lo Ihe eirele of Ihe diame–

ler

J!f,

ano lOIhe , II'pfe ABCD. Therefore, (by

9

th

5,

h d.)

Ihe arca of Ih, ell el. of Ihe diameler

HF

will

be cllu.11O Ihc arca of Ihe eJliple ABCD.

~

E. D.

S

e

H

o

L I U

/1'1.

FromthislodIhe tWopreceding propofilioos,

a

rpelhodis

denl'edof linding Ihe are. ofan eJliple.There aretwo ways:

tll,

Say,

as

one

IS

tuIhe lenerdiamcI<f, foisIhe grealer

U".

meler lO' foun hnum"er, (wh,eh is found by Ihe rule of

thlee.) Then aS"n f. y,

a.

14 tOII ,foislhe4lhoumber

fouodlO

I~e

are. luught. HUllhefeeond wayisfhoner. Mul–

tiply Ihe I. ff. r Jiammr tolOIhe grealer, and Ihe produ/!

by 11; Iheo d" ide Ihe whole produ8 by 14, and Ihe

quolienl wdl be Ihe are. foughl of Ihe ,IIlpre. For ex–

ample, Lel Ihe gre.ler d"mcler be 1

O,

and Ihe lefI'er 7;

br

multiplyiog 10 by 7, Ihe p,odu8 is 70; .od muh,–

p ying Ihal by

1

1, il is 770 ; and uividiog 770 by 14, Ihe

quollem will

be 55,

which is Ihe area of Ihe ellipfe

lought.

" 1

he area of Ihe ellipfe will be fouod more aecurale·

.. Iy,

by multiplyiog Ihe produ8 of Ihe IWOdi.meltr3

.. by 7854'"

We Ih. II add 00 more . boul olher plaio furfaces, whe–

Iher ,,8· IIOear or eurvilinear, whieh feldom oecur iD

pra/!iee ; bUI fh all fu bjoio fome propofilioos .bou! mea–

lu riog the furfaees of folids.

P RO P

O

S [ T

ION

XXXVI.

r o IItrafur, Ih, fuiface

l'

nny pri[III .- Hy

Ihe t41h

defioiliooof Ihe IIlh Enel. a prifm iseoolainedby planes,

of whieh llIiO oppofi le fides (commoolycalled Ihe bafes)

are plain reélilioell figu'es ; ",hich are eilher regular and

ordinal<, and OIeafurcd by prop.

32.

of Ihis; or howevrr

irreg..Ju, and Ihen Ihey arc mcafured by Ihe 331h prop.

The ol her fides are parallelogra Ols, which are Oleafured

by prop. 281h; aod Ihe whole fu perneies of the prrliu

coofifl s of Ihe fum of Ihofe lakeo . ltogelher.

l'

R O P

O

S I T

I ON

XXXVII.

r o

1I,(11u"

Ih, fupufiei"

of

. ny pyralllid.-Sioee

ils

bdfis is • re8ilioe., figure, aoJ the ren of Ihe plaoes te' –

OlinallOg io II'e 10p of Ihe pyramid are triangles; Ihefe

m<afurru f'par.llcly, and .dJed togelher, give Ihe fur–

faee of Ihe pyramid required.

I'

R O P O S I T

I ON Xx.,XVIII.

r o

/f/'Qfrm

Ih,

fr,perfidtl

of

. nJ

"',~uIJf

h'il&.–

Thcfe bodies are " IIe,! regular, which are bounded by

equd.lm

l and equi.ogu lar figures. The fuperfieies of

Ihé tet raedron eonfills of four equal and equiangular Iri–

angb; Ihe fuperficies of Ihe hexaedron, or cube, of

r.x

e'lu,11fquares ; . n oéledron, of eighl equdl equil' leral

I mn~les ;

a doueeaed<on, of Iwelve equJI .od ordioale

penl,'gons ; "ud Ihe fupcrneies of ao ieofixdroo, of

I<ven'y <qual and equil' le,,' Iriaogles. Th<rdore il

" di be

<aJÍ'

lOTll"fure Ihefe furfarel fromwhal has becn

, Irrady n,o"o.

[n Ihe

(,,"C

manner <ve m"y ole.fure Ihe furerfieirs of

a fo:iJ

eunl.un,

o by any

pl,~es.

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